With Australia’s social media ban for under-16s, artists must rethink fan engagement. Learn how to create ethical, safe, and thriving Discord communities that support and protect your youngest music fans.

How to Turn Casual Followers Into Real Fans Using Discord If you’re a young Australian artist (or manage one), your community still wants to connect. Discord is where you can build something deeper—a fan-led space where real relationships grow, not just follower counts. 🎯 Use TikTok and Instagram as bridges, not destinationsOlder fans can still access those platforms. Use every post, bio, and caption to invite people to your Discord. Make joining your server the next step

As age limits tighten on TikTok and Instagram, Discord emerges as a vital space for under-16 music fans. Learn how artists can build safer, thriving fan communities in a shifting digital landscape.

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